Don’t know much about Fifteen days, but I suppose harassing an Epic executive is probably not a winning strategy.
ONE Fifteen days competitor named Wrigley tested this controversial technique on Saturday night, marking Epic’s creative director, Donald Mustard, in a tweet that said “it literally kills your fucking $ elf” for some undisclosed reason. Several letters have been replaced by symbols in an apparent attempt to avoid triggering Twitter’s automatic moderation against these threats, but the account has already been deleted anyway.
Despite being shit in itself, Wrigley’s tweet came just before he and his teammates Dictate and Userz were scheduled to participate in the Fifteen days The Champion Series grand finals for the Eastern NA region, a major event for which they managed to qualify after weeks of competition. When Wrigley was banned from the tournament, Dictate and Userz went too, leaving the three of them in the cold while the rest of the field played for a portion of the nearly $ 700,000 prize pool over the weekend.
“I just played this whole season for $ 0 oh my god, fuck,” Dictate wrote on twitter right after sharing Epic’s email explaining the disqualification of his team.
“I wish we had the opportunity for an emergency submarine”, Userz added. “What Wrigley did was completely out of our control and we put an infinite amount of time into the game for a life changing chance of money.”
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According to the information provided to Polygon, Wrigley promised to compensate Dictate and Userz in some way to compensate for the ban.